Is it true that cheap alcohol will make you feel sick? About the relationship between cheap alcohol and sickness. (w/Photos)

We are already half way through December and the end of the year has finally come closer.
You might have more opportunities to buy cheaper alcohol for not having much money as you have been going to many drinking parties, and end up getting sick from drinking. We will explain to you the relationship between cheap alcohol and getting sick from it.

Hangovers and getting sick from drinking.

Let me start by telling you the difference. First of all, "hangover" is an unpleasant symptoms accompanied by headache, vomiting, sweating, that occurs around 8 to 14 hours after drinking alcohol.
While this "hangover" happens the next morning after drinking too much, "sickness from drinking" occurs anywhere from between a few hours to about 5 or 6 hours after drinking.
In the case of getting sick, the acetaldehyde concentration in the blood reaches up a level of around 0.5 milligram percent or higher, accompanied by symptoms such as headaches, chills, irritation, depression, nausea and vomiting.

Then comes the question of what can you do to avoid getting sick from drinking?

We have introduced before ideas about the food that help prevent hangovers, but again, the intake of water is the most basic thing.
It is also essential to protect the gastrointestinal mucous membranes by taking a medicine for the digestion or oils, which have an effect of suppressing the absorption of alcohol, and effective for preventing sickness.

This is also a basic thing, but keeping healthy eating habits and sleeping regularly is also very beneficial in preventing sickness from drinking.

Now, let's look at the reason why you get sick when it comes to drinking cheap alcohol. The reason is in the additives that are contained in the alcohol.

Impurities contained in an artificial sweetener and sugar, cause various negative effects in the body and lead to the symptoms of sickness mentioned earlier.

This is the most common reason why you get sick with the wine as we introduced before.

What did you think about the relationship between cheap sake and sickness?